Yahoo Finance Tesla Q2 Delivery Expectations Coming Down, But The Key Number Might Be Energy Storage
Tesla stock reclaims 200-day line as investors await Tuesday's second-quarter global vehicle deliveries report.
Tesla stock reclaims 200-day line as investors await Tuesday's second-quarter global vehicle deliveries report.
At $209.38, Tesla could add $36.68 billion to its market value if the price holds, which would mark the fifth straight session of stock gains. A slump in demand for electric vehicles and competition from Chinese rivals such as BYD has pressured Tesla to slash prices on some of its models and bet its prospects on autonomous driving technologies and the robotaxis. On Monday, Wells Fargo added Tesla to its "Tactical Ideas" list, a quarterly compilation of stocks the brokerage thinks may have meaningful upside in the near term, however it kept an "underweight" rating.
Tesla (TSLA) will report its second-quarter EV delivery numbers Tuesday morning. Wall Street is expecting a figure of 438,000 vehicle deliveries from Tesla. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to speak at a European Central Bank (ECB) event in Portugal tomorrow. Lastly, the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) print for the month of May is scheduled to come out July 2. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.
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Households who receive six legacy benefits set to be replaced by Universal Credit have been issued a warning as they risk having their benefits stopped
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